Anyone curious about sharks this summer is invited to attend Shark Week at The Science Mill in Johnson City, according to a press release.
‘My position is the only one in city hall who’s running things’: Former Marion secretary talks to KSAT after resigningThis image released by Discovery shows a scene from Belly of the Beast: Bigger and Bloodier, part of 21 hours of programing celebrating"Shark Week." –
The STEM-focused, hands-on activities rabout sharks will take place from July 20-21 and July 23-28 .“Young scientists will learn facts about the ocean’s apex predator, their environmental impact, and the careers that deal with studying and protecting sharks,” the press release states.is a museum located in Johnson City. Their main focus is teaching families about science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM.
The Science Mill opened in 2015 with hopes of being able to offer STEM programs and interactive exhibits to anyone, regardless of economic status or location.www.sciencemill.org
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